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Happy Birthday, Oxford!

The clock has struck the date,
What a beautiful fate!
Time flew away,
It is 25th year to say.

From nurturing off-springs,
To achieving great milestones,
It has been a beautiful voyage,
Creating a memory lane.

Forming endless stars,
Shaping passionate learners,
Striving for excellence,
Molding future.
It is truly said,

The stars’ shine because,
Of the darkness behind.
The dark colored blackboards,
Make the future most bright ahead.

And Oxford is just the perfect example
For doing the same deeds.

Thereby, I wish you many more 
Glorious years to come. Let us join hands on this
Special day to make OPS the best of institutions shaping future!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, OXFORD! 🎊🎈🎉🎇🎆

Priya Mundra
Educator, Oxford Public School


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  1. Unknown11 April 2017 at 18:32

    Happy birthday OXFORD.....may your name always ris high n shine in the sky...you have been pillar for many... You have been strength for many...we are proud of the Ops to which we belong....love you...

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